The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-08
Various and All About.


day.
The New berry Male tcatiemy opens
next Monday, l. Sept.
Attention is dir ected to the sale of an
engine. See notice elsewhere.
Rev. w. NJ. Grier, DID, will preach at
Kings Creek Church next Saturday and
Sunday.
Cotton has been coming in right brisk
for the past few days. On last Saturday
90 bales were sold.
The OJserrer says lot OF people sat
up all night last Wednesday night watch
ing for another earthquake.
A meeting OF the Newberry Rifles is
called for Saturday evening at S o'clock
in the office Of H. II. BleaSe.
The County Teachers Association was
to have met in Prosperity last Saturday,
but only few teachers being present
no meeting was held.
Miss McIntosh's School will open on
September p in the Mower building,
Pratt and Thompson street, near the
A. r. Presbyterian church.
Messrs. Wooten & McWhirter have
moved to B. J. Ramage's old stand.
Messrs. Todd and Julien take the cor
ner store lately occupied by W. & New.
The town council has passed an ordi-
nance to prohibit the sale OF intoxicating
LIQUOR on Sunday. The thing to do now
is to enforce it. See ordinance else
where.
Mr.. A. C. Jones has card in another
column to which we direct attention.
He has taken a position in the dry
goods establishment of J. L. Mimnaugh
in Columbia.
Me<srs. Smith & Wearn have moved
into their new store and are opening
their new goods. They are nicely fixed
in their new quarters and are crowded
with customers.
The tent of the Holiness Association,
which has been stored here since the
meeting was held here in May, was
shipped to Rev. R. c. Oliver at Spartan
burg on yesterday.
We invite attention to the card OF
Henry E. Bauknight to be found in an
other column. He is to be found with
the large dry goods establishment OF NJ.
Foot, Jr., & Co., where he will be
pleased to meet his friends.
In mentioning last weekthe entertain
ment to be given soon by the Newberry
Cornet Band an important feature OF
the entertainment was omitted. We
mean the concert. The musical talent
of the city, under the direction OF Mrs.
P. Robertson, is preparing to make
the concert the part of the entertain
ment. The date has not yet been liked.
The union service on next Sunday
night will be held in the Lutheran
Church and the sermon will be preached
by Rev. J. L. Stokes of the Methodist
Church. Mr.. Stokes was to have preached
on last Sunday night, but was prevented
on account of sickness, and Rev. E. z.
McClintock preached an interesting SER
mon in the Baptist Church instead OF
Mr.. Stokes.
Mrs. J. D. Smith met with painful
accident Tuesday afternoon in coming
home in buggy. Her son John was
driving, and just after leaving Helena
the bit of the bride broke, and the
horse became unmanageable and ran OF
with the buggy. In front OF Mrs. >.
Taylor's Mrs. Smith jumped out + the
buggy. She received severe cut over
the eve and was otherwise bruised.
1t was only q few years ago thata "J-
clone struck the little town OF Chap
'pells. In al instant the village was
swept out OF existence. And that great
calamity was the beginning Of better
day for the place. The old weather.
beaten wooden buildings were replaced
hv moro and hetter ones in substantial
brick. And now rumors come that the
Spirit of the Lord is there. Bro. Morris
recently held meeting, the result OF
which will be a Presbyterian Church
for this hitherto churchless Chappe!ls,
with a membership of about thirty-hve.
And therein is the prospect OF good
dav ahead Our Monthly.